The school is letting 28 percent of its turf — a proposed 13.6 acres in total — go brown in response to Gov. Jerry Brown’s new demands that campuses cut their water use by one-fourth.
4,200 Cal Poly students ‘turn up’ for first ASI Spring Stampede
ASI Spring Stampede killed it with Hoodie Allen and Sage the Gemini headlining this past weekend.
A year in greek life
This past school year in greek life has brought many surprises, with two suspensions, two probations and the creation of new legislation.
Greek Awards night showcases best of greek life
Fraternities and sororities submitted nominations for chapter and individuals excellence throughout the 2014-15 school year.
Where is Kristin Smart? 19 years later, Cal Poly student still missing
“What happened, no one knows.”
Dollar garage sale attracts national attention
Matt McGill, Rhys Jansen and Nick Shorts had too much junk in their garage.
President Armstrong responds to salary disputes: ‘You have a right to be angry’
Cal Poly President Jeffrey Armstrong called for a listening session in Chumash Auditorium to discuss the faculty and staff salary issues at hand.
Recent study proves Cal Poly work in Peru a success
Cal Poly’s Learn By Doing philosophy stretches farther than just the San Luis Obispo campus. Every summer, it’s practiced by students in Peru.
Here’s how the Fall 2015 admitted students stack up
To start, the average GPA of admitted students is a 4.0.
ASI Board of Directors Approves Resolution for Open Course Evaluations
At the meeting last week, the ASI Board of Directors approved the resolution to open up course evaluations for students to reference when choosing their classes. The next step is asking the university to look at this possibility. Many universities already offer evaluations for students to see.